Which are stronger pound for pound Herbivores or Carnivores?

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(12-02-2016, 08:07 PM)Polar Wrote: I see a contradiction within the bold part, is that a typo?

There are also carbohydrates in fat, and compared to most vegetation that I come in experience with, I doubt that plants in general have more carbs than an equally-weighted fat portion of a let's say, gaur. Big cats can't finely separate muscle from fat, so at some point, they will consume a slight portion of fat by the end of their meal. Meat and fat do contain the nutrients and substances you mentioned, but I doubt that herbivores have more protein synthesis due to insulin: in fact, the carnivores should have similar levels of protein synthesis due to amino acid completion and large amount of meaty protein.

That is not typo. Meat does not contain considerable amounts of carbohydrates if not minimal. Plants store starch in various parts. That is why they contain more carbohydrates. Yes, i do feel they have more protein synthesis due to insulin which plays major role in the process. Reply